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  • 3 small biz Davids vs. 3 big Goliaths

    3 small biz Davids vs. 3 big Goliaths

    Here are 3 small businesses that have thrived in troubled times by focusing on quality and a few good niches.

  • Small Biz: David vs. Goliath

    Small Biz: David vs. Goliath

    Homemade gelato, shaving products for real men, and easy money: 3 companies try to find their niche among the giants.

  • 3 small businesses take on the big boys

    3 small businesses take on the big boys

    The secrets of success in business, from leopard-print ballet flats to freelance designing to the back office

  • Victoria's secret weapons

    Victoria's secret weapons

    Showmanship, prudence, and working with what it's got: How lingerie maker Victoria's Secret stays on top.

  • 15 great cars that get overlooked

    15 great cars that get overlooked

    They may not be the sexiest rides on the street, but for value, reliability, and fun, these cars quietly blow the doors off the competition.

  • David vs. Goliath

    David vs. Goliath

    A cereal maker, a ticket seller, and an accounting firm: Don't underestimate the entrepreneurs behind these nimble small businesses.

  • David vs. Goliath

    David vs. Goliath

    For the customers of these three small companies, the combination of service and quality is hard to resist.

  • David vs. Goliath

    David vs. Goliath

    These three small companies aim to upstage their larger rivals by giving consumers what they really want: products that are green, wireless -- and more comfortable.

  • Budget sports cars through the ages

    Budget sports cars through the ages

    From the Pontiac Fiero to the poor-man's Porsche: Automakers have always tried to bring affordable fun to the masses.

  • Rick Scott's Florida scorecard

    Rick Scott's Florida scorecard

    Gov. Scott is a performance-metrics junkie. Here's a rundown of his progress in key areas:

  • Google: The king of perks

    Google: The king of perks

    The Internet giant is well known for showering its employees with envy-worthy benefits. Here's a look at recent efforts to keep Googlers happy.

  • 3 ETFs with healthy dividends

    3 ETFs with healthy dividends

    Exchange-traded funds offer a wealth of smart options for those investors on the hunt for solid yields.

  • 12 mid-size cars for 2012

    12 mid-size cars for 2012

    A little trash-talk has gotten the ball rolling for who will lead sales in the auto world's most popular segment. Game on.

  • 25 top-paying companies

    25 top-paying companies

    Engineers at Devon Energy take home an average $178,305 total compensation annually. See which other Best Companies to Work For offer big paychecks.

  • They're hiring!

    They're hiring!

    These 25 companies have at least 700 openings each, totaling more than 56,000 available jobs. What are they looking for? Here are excerpts from our conversations with ...

 
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